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The next Hayle Community Action Group meeting will be held at 7pm on Tuesday 13th June at Hayle Day Care Centre.

Everyone is welcome! We really do want to reach as many parts of the community as possible.

At the next meeting Mei Loci will be explaining their progress with the masterplanning work and you will have the opportunity to feed into the plans. The group will also be voting on the type of organisation we become in order to help us with funding applications.

If you haven't been along to a meeting before, you are very welcome to come along a bit earlier for a cuppa and a chat.



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Do you want to increase footfall to your business?
Do you want to improve dwell time in your business?
Do you want to improve your customer experience?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, then come along to a meeting at 6pm on Tuesday 6th June at Hayle Day Care Centre and explore tangible plans to drive footfall and increase dwell time in the town with other businesses in and around Hayle.

Hayle Community Action Group has commissioned Landscape Architects Mei Loci and partners to create a masterplan for Hayle. The masterplan will map out projects across the town including plans for active travel/connectivity and fully costed schemes for specific sites around the town. This is an opportunity to have your input into the masterplanning work. We will also explore practical ways to impact the amount of time people spend in the town and connect up the different attractions/parts of the town.

Please share with local businesses.



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HAYLE TOWN COUNCIL COUNCIL MEETING

7.15PM PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
7.30PM FULL COUNCIL

THURSDAY 1 JUNE 2023

HAYLE COMMUNITY CENTRE
58 QUEENSWAY, HAYLE, TR27 4NX
Dear Councillor
You are summoned to attend a meeting of Hayle Town Council which will be held in the Assembly Room at the Community Centre, Hayle, Thursday 1 June 2023 commencing at 7.15pm with a Public Participation Session (related to items on the agenda) to discuss the business set out in the agenda below.

Eleanor Giggal 01736 755005
Town Clerk (Office)
25 May 2023

Members of the Public are welcome to attend. If you wish to book a place and speak in public participation, please email the council office info@hayletowncouncil.net by 11a.m. on the day of the meeting.

AGENDA

1 CHAIRMAN’S ANNOUNCEMENTS (For Information Only)

2 TO RECEIVE APOLOGIES

3 TO RECEIVE DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST AND REQUESTS FOR DISPENSATIONS

4 TO RECEIVE A PRESENTATION FROM THE PENPOL PUMPKINS AND THE COUNCIL TO FORMALLY ACKNOWLEDGE THEIR ACHIEVEMENT

5 TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL COUNCIL 11 MAY 2023 AND THE FULL COUNCIL MEETING 18 MAY 2023

6 REPORTS FROM OTHER BODIES/WORKING PARTIES/EVENTS
a) To receive a report from the Projects and Events Officer
b) To receive the quarterly report from the Library Manager

7 STANDING AGENDA ITEMS
a) Hayle Harbour
(i) To receive and note the reports relating to any aspect of the Harbour Operation and Management and/or Development, if any
(ii) To consider any actions arising from the above, if any
b) Cornwall Council Update
(i) To receive reports from Cornwall Councillors Channon and Pascoe
c) To receive a general update from Tri-Service Officer, Adrian Hart, on local issues
d) To discuss the latest information regarding Planetary Technology’s proposals for St Ives Bay and to agree actions, if any

8 ACCOUNTS AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
a) To approve the Income and Expenditure of the Council for April 2023
b) To approve the recommendation of the Amenities Committee regarding the awarding of the contract for the design and build of the new garden on the former Hawkins Motors site and to approve the expenditure in the sum of £35,000 + VAT, utilising s106 money and the designated ear marked reserve

9 CONSULTATION(S)
a) To consider the response to the TRO consultation from Cormac Solutions Ltd on behalf of Cornwall Council on a proposal to introduce ‘No waiting at any time’ restrictions in Chapel Lane
b) To consider the response to the Cornwall Council consultation on PSPO renewals for Dog Orders

10 CLERK’S REPORT/CORRESPONDENCE/MEETINGS/INCIDENTALS
a) To note the update received from Cornwall Council regarding Loggan’s Mill
b) To note the results of the recent Cornwall Council Car Parking Consultation
c) Meetings
d) Incidentals

DATES OF NEXT MEETING OF HAYLE TOWN COUNCIL
15 JUNE 2023



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*Hayle Library - Thursday 8 June, 10am*

Based on the book ‘Tree’, Cscape's workshop promises a joyful and creative session for little ones and their grown ups to explore the story together. This relaxed session will offer ways of using dance, props and musicality to develop physicality, imagination and creative expression. Adults are encouraged to get actively involved and playful interaction between parents/carer and child is nurtured!



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We've had a wonderful week celebrating young people's artwork in Hayle.

On Monday the Mayor and Deputy Mayor were delighted to attend the unveiling of the artwork at Hayle Station created by young people from Hayle Academy, Penpol School and Bodriggy Academy.

In spring 2023 twelve young people from Hayle Academy, Bodriggy Academy and Penpol School took part in artist-led workshops at Tate St Ives. Their brief was to create two artworks to enhance the passenger shelter at Hayle Station, for the benefit of the local community and visitors to the region. They took inspiration from Cornish landmarks and used a street-art style.

The project has been made possible through a partnership between Devon & Cornwall Transport Police, GWR, Hayle Town Council, Tate St Ives, Hayle Academy, Penpol School and Bodriggy Academy.

On Wednesday the Mayor presented prizes to five budding artists for their terrific pieces of artwork celebrating the King’s Coronation. Each of the artworks addressed the King’s passion for the environment and interpreted the brief in imaginative and creative ways. Well done to all who took part in our competition. The artwork is currently being displayed at Hayle Library.

#Community #art #streetart #celebration



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Recruiting Lifeguards!
Do you have a
Pool Lifeguard Award?
If so, join our team!
01736 755005
info@hayletowncouncil.net



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HAYLE TOWN COUNCIL

AMENITIES COMMITTEE MEETING

THURSDAY 25 MAY 2023

7.30 p.m.

HAYLE COMMUNITY CENTRE

Dear Councillor

You are summoned to attend the Amenities Committee Meeting of Hayle Town Council, to be held in the Assembly Room at Hayle Community Centre commencing at 7.30pm on Thursday 25 May 2023. The following agenda will then be discussed.


Eleanor Giggal 01736 755005
Town Clerk (Office) 18 May 2023

Members of the Public are welcome to attend. Members of the public are invited to ‘book’ a place prior to the meeting. If you wish to book a place, please email the council office info@hayletowncouncil.net by 11a.m. on the day of the meeting.

AGENDA

1 TO RECEIVE APOLOGIES

2 TO RECEIVE DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST AND REQUESTS FOR DISPENSATIONS

3 TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE AMENITIES COMMITTEE MEETING 9 MARCH 2023

4 COMMUNITY CENTRE
a) Maintenance Update
b) To receive an update following a meeting with the partners of Bodriggy Surgery
and to agree potential arrangements for additional car parking spaces
c) To note the final stage of asbestos removal
d) To note that the NHS tenants of the Community Centre will be installing and maintaining a picnic bench at the rear of the building

5 SWIMMING POOL
a) To note is that the slide has been refurbished and returned to site

6 ALLOTMENTS AND CEMETERY
a) To receive an update on the provision of additional allotments
b) To consider the request for a Community Allotment, and if supported, agree terms and conditions
c) To consider installing more ornate Cemetery Gates, and agree budget head, if appropriate

7 RECREATION GROUND
a) To confirm the recommendation from the working party for the tender for the tenancy at the Kiosk has been awarded
b) To discuss the provision of Street Art Boards, agree next steps, and
approve any associated expenditure (if any)
c) To note that double yellow lines have been installed along the whole length of the table top speed ramp at the Recreation Ground.
d) To consider the quote from Topan Fencing for the replacement of the old wood post and rail fence alongside Brookway

8 TO CONSIDER THE DESIGN OF THE FORMER HAWKINS MOTORS SITE

9 TO CONFIRM THE DATE OF NEXT MEETING: Thursday 22 June 2023



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*Chapel Lane, Hayle*

Infra22-295 Viaduct Hill, Hayle – S278 TRO:

Cormac Solutions Ltd on behalf of Cornwall Council is inviting comments on a proposal to introduce ‘No waiting at any time’ restrictions in Hayle in order to prevent parking from taking place along Chapel Lane, opposite the pseudo-footway layout in the vicinity of the Trevassack railway arch.

To respond to this consultation, you can either:
1. Use Cornwall Council’s Consultation Finder, an on-line facility for viewing and responding to traffic consultations. This can be accessed by visiting www.cornwall.gov.uk/TrafficConsult. Once registered you will be able to submit responses to this and other current traffic consultations.
2. E-mail Infrastructure Design at traffic@cormacltd.co.uk, quoting the scheme name and reference, and indicating your support or objection (with reasons) to the proposals.
3. Respond in writing using the attached Consultation Response Form, indicating your support or objection to the proposals. Please return the form to the address shown at the foot of it.

https://www.hayletowncouncil.net/2023/05/the-county-of-cornwall-hayle-chapel-lane-restrictions-on-waiting-amendment-order-2023/





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*Have you downloaded the Discover App yet?*

If not, you’re missing out… Here are the TOP 5 reasons to download Discover:

1. Discover finds everything (and we mean everything!) there is to shop, eat and do in Hayle
2. It’s our job to keep an eye on what’s happening within your community (road closures etc. – the important stuff)
3. We search for the unique places so you don’t have to
4. Small businesses are promoted JUST as much as the big brands – there’s no bias (psst… shop small

When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.

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We're looking for a self-employed cleaner or cleaning company to provide temporary, holiday cover at
Hayle Community Centre.
If you are interested, please contact: info@hayletowncouncil.net



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Calling all Businesses ...



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Mayor’s Annual Awards

The Mayor, Cllr Anne-Marie Rance, was pleased to present the awards during the Annual Council meeting on Thursday 11 May 2023 at Hayle Day Care Centre. This year’s winners are:

Citizen of the Year 2023 – Sandra Morgan
Sandie Morgan has been a volunteer for Hayle in Bloom for over 15 years. She is often in a lot of pain but that doesn’t stop her wanting to make Hayle look beautiful. She spends many hours maintaining flower beds on the King George V Memorial Walk. She also has worked closely with Bodriggy Academy and their Gardening Club, as well as the Beavers and the Brownies creating bug mansions and large insect sculptures which can be found in the gardens along the walk. She is an amazing lady and truly deserves this award.

Organisation of the Year 2023 – Roaming for Rubbish
Paula Peek and Fee Hughes are two amazing ladies that organise litter picks throughout the town. They do so much more than that though. The list is endless. The best thing is that they really motivate and inspire others to do the same. It is great to be given the opportunity to give them the recognition they deserve. Unfortunately Members of the group couldn't attend, so Cllr Dinham collected the trophy on their behalf.

Young Person of the Year2023 – Rowan Bawden
Rowan is a cadet in the local St. John’s Ambulance unit. He has completed over 100 hours of service since he was 11 years old. This has included giving defibrillator and CPR training to villages, local schools, and attending local events throughout Cornwall. He is an inspiration to both young and old alike. Thank you for your wonderful service to the community, Rowan.



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*King Charles III Community Orchard, Hayle Recreation Ground*

Recent tree surveys identified several diseased and damaged trees in Hayle Recreation Ground which were consequently removed. However, in keeping with the Town Council’s policy to replace any trees taken down, our gardening/maintenance team with the support of the Mayor and Town Councillors have taken the first steps to creating a community orchard.
The first 6 fruit trees were planted on Friday 6th May 2023 to mark the coronation of King Charles III.

The trees have been planted to help increase the biodiversity of the town and are part of a long-term plan to establish a wildflower area here.

The orchard can be found adjacent to the tennis courts in Hayle Recreation Ground. There is no vehicular access into the orchard, but there is parking outside the play area.

The orchard is obviously in its infancy and will require careful maintenance and pruning to allow the trees to thrive and, in time, to provide sufficient fruit for the community to pick and utilise. Our gardening and maintenance team will look to make further improvements to the area in the coming months/years, with the potential for more trees and improved access.

If members of the public and or community groups wish to either plant or donate further trees, please liaise with the Town Council Office and arrangements can be made.

info@hayletowncouncil.net



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During last night's Annual Council Meeting Councillors Anne-Marie Rance and June Lawrenson-Reid were re-elected as Mayor and Deputy Mayor for 2023-24 , respectively. Congratulations to you both!
Mike Kemp, the Mayor's Consort, is also pictured. Unfortunately the Deputy Mayor's Consort couldn't attend. Get well soon Randy :-)



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